OBS Chapter 2655 Hollywood Rhapsody (3)
Chapter 2655 Hollywood Rhapsody (3)
Chapter 2655 Hollywood Rhapsody (Thirteen)
"Wait! Wait! Wait! Have you all seen the video about this doctor?" The head of a bald white male blogger appeared at the bottom of the screen. He pointed at the photo of Schiller above his head.
"As you know, I am a medical insurance manager and have dealt with many major hospitals on the East Coast, including New York Presbyterian Hospital. When I heard the name Schiller Rodriguez, I felt familiar with it. Guess what——"
The man waved his hand, and the picture above his head changed, becoming a series of very complicated data. He stretched out his hands and said, "Don't be in a hurry to leave. I think you see a familiar name in this industry. Yes, it is our Doctor Rodriguez."
"Considering that you are not professional medical professionals, let me now introduce to you what his name appears here and what kind of doctor he is."
"This is a list of consultants for an academic research program announced by New York Presbyterian Hospital six months ago. The main purpose was to prepare for a very important neurosurgery operation a few months ago. Almost all relevant departments in the hospital were present."
"Of course, the part involving medical claims insurance was also handled by a company I worked for before. Of course, I did not attend the meeting, but Dr. Rodriguez's name was on the meeting list."
"We can clearly see that this entry lists Dr. Rodriguez's department and duties. You may not understand what emergency psychological intervention is. Simply put, it is a kind of..."
The bald man explained the nature and responsibilities of this medical department, and then said: "There is no doubt that this can be regarded as the most stressful department among the psychology and psychiatry departments. It is equivalent to the emergency department in the hospital."
"People's impression of a psychologist is that they sit quietly in a room and chat with others. Even the impression of a psychiatrist is that they sit in an office, ask questions of patients, prescribe medicine for patients, or make rounds."
"But I can assure you that this is not the case in Schiller's department. They have to deal with sudden mental health problems in various departments of the hospital at any time and anywhere."
"This is actually very common, right? People who have been hospitalized may know that patients who have suffered physical trauma often have psychological problems. People who have been in car accidents may have stress disorders, and people who have been bedridden for a long time may suffer from depression. People may not have considered who is helping them deal with these psychological problems."
"Now we have the answer. There is a group of psychologists in the hospital who do the same job as emergency doctors. No matter which department the patient has a problem, they will rush over immediately to provide psychological counseling."
"The point of this video and what I want to emphasize is that this job is not something that everyone can do." The bald man listed many photos and introductions. He said: "You can see that New York Presbyterian Hospital only opened this department in 2010. In just eight years, it has become the ace department of Presbyterian Hospital."
"In addition to the fact that they have produced a lot of research results on psychological emergency plans, more importantly, they have saved a lot of people."
"As we all know, a good attitude can help you relieve pain, and more importantly, it can save your life in a critical moment. If you give up earlier than others, even God can't save you."
"The job of the doctors in this department, our Dr. Rodriguez, is to help you get through the most severe physical pain."
"Although I'm not a professional psychologist, I know how difficult it is just by thinking about it. I've lost my temper several times when I was sick. Every time I think about it, I feel sorry, but I can't control it. How many people can do that?"
Then the image of the man also became smaller and the picture paused, and another man with a beard and a white coat appeared below him, he said.
"Well, I'm a psychiatrist, and let me tell you, I've never met this Dr. Rodriguez, but we can be considered alumni."
"I'm not a professional in emergency psychological intervention, but please don't get me wrong. It's not that I don't want to do this, but I can't do it. I can't pass the initial screening, so naturally I can't enter this kind of department."
"You may say that I am not well-educated, but I'm sorry, when I was in school, I scored excellent grades in all subjects, received a full scholarship for four years, and graduated with two doctorates on time, one of which was in Germany."
"I'm not trying to brag about how good I am. I'm just saying that being able to do this job has nothing to do with your professional level."
"You may wonder, what else do we have to compete on besides professional standards? This is exactly the difficulty for psychologists - in addition to having strong professional qualities, we also need to have strong psychological qualities."
"You may have heard that psychologists must also have their own psychologists. This is not a rumor. It is true. Any psychologist who is practicing must see his or her own psychologist on time. I just saw my psychologist last week."
"I couldn't pass the preliminary selection for the emergency psychological intervention department because my psychological quality is not strong enough, or in other words, the psychological quality of most people is not up to standard."
"At first I didn't think this was an excuse. I don't think I'm a weak person." The doctor patted his chest and said, "I've seen countless difficult patients during my internship. I don't think anyone can be that difficult."
"Until one day I witnessed the situation of one of my teachers, who was doing this job. He encountered a patient who had a car accident. Unfortunately, the patient's legs had to be amputated."
You can't comfort a person like this." The psychiatrist's tone revealed despair. He said, "Especially after you just told him the news, especially when he was a football player, especially when his parents and newlywed wife died in the car accident, how can you comfort such a person?"
"I just stood outside the ward door and heard the result. I felt that I couldn't accept it. I stood there for half an hour. I felt that no one in the world could accept such a tragedy. Any comfort to him would be like talking without any pain in the back."
"I went through all the professional knowledge in my head, but nothing worked. I couldn't say anything to stop him from despairing. I didn't even dare to open the door and face him."
The doctor covered his eyes and was silent for a long time before he said, "But my teacher went in. He knew what he might face, but he still went in."
"We all know that he can't undo such a tragedy. He doesn't even have the ability to make people accept such a tragedy. But he still has to go in and try his best to keep such a desperate person alive."
"Since then, I have understood that although the work of ordinary psychologists also requires facing some emotional pressure, it is far from as outrageous as emergency psychological intervention. I can't imagine how strong the psychological quality is."
"So everything in the documentary has a basis," the doctor said. "Or, for Schiller Rodriguez, coaxing these superheroes is like coaxing kindergarten children."
"There were no screams that seemed to pierce your eardrums, no strong smell of blood that seemed to block your nose, no despair that seemed to fill the whole world. It was just a quarrel and a fuss. It was probably really a vacation for him."
The video was among the top ten most searched terms in just three hours, and discussions about Schiller's career were also on the most searched terms.
Before this, most people just thought that Schiller's situation was a bit like that of an ordinary worker, with a kind of beauty of surviving in the cracks among a group of crazy people.
But with this video, people began to gradually realize that it is actually a rare thing for a person to remain normal among a group of crazy people. Only because they have experienced it can they understand it.
Who hasn’t thought about dealing with crazy colleagues by going crazy? Who doesn’t go crazy regularly in this environment? Who hasn’t been driven crazy a few times by this group of irritating bosses and colleagues?
But Schiller was very stable from beginning to end. He was always able to analyze the situation rationally, objectively judge every state of each person, and deduce the causes of various situations that arise in people's lives from the shallower to the deeper, and provide some effective solutions.
People initially thought of themselves as Schiller, feeling a sense of sympathy, but now they have to ask themselves, if they were mixed up with such a group of monsters, could they really remain so stable and calm?
Of course not. Some people can't wait to punch one of them even through the screen. If they appear in front of them, to put it nicely, it's called a heavy punch, but to put it bluntly, it's just throwing a tantrum on the spot to stop madness with madness.
The video released by the doctor let people know why Schiller is so stable. In fact, it is because he has seen big scenes. The bickering and quarreling of these superheroes are like fights between kittens and puppies to him. They are neither lethal nor difficult to mediate.
With this thought in mind, watching the show again, it is easy to see a fatherly emotion from Schiller.
At the banquet, when Stark and Strange were arguing, Schiller nodded to Stark from time to time to show that he agreed with his point of view, while looking at Strange to encourage him and tell him not to take it seriously, while at the same time he was able to eat in an orderly and leisurely manner.
While Wanda and Polaris were clashing, Schiller drank while checking messages on his phone, occasionally finding time to chat with Strange.
This state is very normal among ordinary people. After all, you can't do anything to these crazy people. Fortunately, they can't do anything to you either. You can't do anything except watching coldly.
But don't forget that the monsters Schiller faced were all supermen. If they really exploded, destroying a city would be the least of their worries. At this time, an ordinary person who just watched coldly or even watched the fun would seem out of place.
Even if we take a step back, you should at least consider your own safety, right?
But Schiller just watched as steady as a rock, as if he had complete confidence that they would not cause any trouble, and the fact was that they did not cause any trouble in the end.
After discovering this, people realized that although Schiller looked like an ordinary person, he was the one who understood the situation most clearly among all people.
Schiller's every move is likely to represent the future direction of the situation. As long as we pay attention to him, we may be able to sort out the changes in the complex relationships between superheroes.